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For Office 365 I totally see how it renders LibreOffice like local monolithic obsolete. On Google Docs though, it's limited enough to hit some roadblock every
by makeitdouble 3y ago
For Office 365 I totally see how it renders LibreOffice like local monolithic obsolete.
On Google Docs though, it's limited enough to hit some roadblock every now and then. Last time it was a gigantic csv that took forever to render as a spreadsheet. Other times it was formatting problems that made the document unusable. It's rare, but happens enough to warrant an alternative local office suite to deal with the exceptions.
- packetlost 3y agoIt's just not shipping by default, I don't think they're removing it from their repositories, so you can still install it if you want
- loeg 3y agoI think that's an optimistic read of their short and vague statement. Someone has to do the work of packaging it and if they're stepping back (for both RHEL and Fedora), who will do the work?
- UncleEntity 3y agoThe volunteers who maintain thousands of other packages?
- packetlost 3y agoThe LibreOffice project themselves package up .rpms for their project and distribute them.
- galkk 3y agoEven as casual user who once in a while wanted to open and manipulate csvs in libreoffice I was hitting issues and it even straight died on me couple times. I dropped the attempts to use it after couple days